Overall Green Flood for Thailand
in Thailand

Event summary

Flood Thailand can have a low humanitarian impact based on the magnitude, exposed population and vulnerability.

GDACS ID FL 1101686
Death: 0
Displaced: 13635
Countries: Thailand
From - To 02 Oct - 04 Oct

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Thailand, Early October 2022Heavy rain in late September to early October caused rivers to rise in Thailand, in particular affecting northern and central provinces. On 02 October authorities issued warnings for communities close to rivers in the Chao Phraya and Pa Sak river basins. According to Thailand's National Hydroinformatics Data Center, as of 05 October, rivers were above critical levels in 38 locations including the Mun, Ping and Chao Phraya. As of 05 October, DDPM reported over 13,000 people displaced and 41,324 households affected. Note: Many areas were already flooded after Tropical Storm Noru triggered floods in several provinces in Thailand late September 2022 (reported separately). There may be some duplication or crossover of data therefore.Wed 5 Oct 2022Provided by Copernicus EMS GloFAS
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